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Questions tagged [kubernetes]

Kubernetes is an open source orchestration system for Docker containers. It handles scheduling onto nodes in a compute cluster and actively manages workloads to ensure that their state matches the users declared intentions. Using the concepts of "labels" and "pods", it groups the containers which make up an application into logical units for easy management and discovery.

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I'm trying to stand up a pair of kubernetes workers on EC2 instances, and running into a problem where the service does not appear to "see" all of the pods that it should be able to see. My ...
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I'm unable to see data for PODS memory, network and cpu usage under Prometheus grafana dashboard. I'm running this kubernetes cluster inside minikube on windows. Here is the query.. sum (rate (...
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I'm unable to add the following alert rule to Prometheus alert rules. Any idea what's wrong with this alert rule? - alert: KubernetesPodNotHealthy expr: sum by (namespace, pod) ...
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I try to install a single node cluster on centos 7, with kubadm 1.24 and with containerd, i followed the installation steps, and i did: containerd config default > /etc/containerd/config.toml and ...
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Two Helm chart for managing db cron jobs and monitoring cron jobs separately . Which k8s components can i use ? as k8s deprecated CronJob kind from v1.25, https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-...
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We are migrating a container workload to AKS which previously ran onprem under Docker Swarm. The containers are spun up, process jobs from a queue, post their results to a service elsewhere on the ...
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My microk8s cluster is running on a centos8 vm and I have some issues with DNS resolution of my pods. Nameserver are at x.x.x.101 and x.x.x.100 both are ping able from within the pods and I can also ...
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I do have an ingress controller load balancer in my Kubernetes Cluster, how do I know if my load balancer run which algorithm? and what happens if my load balancer is not working or the algorithm is ...
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Kubernetes supports user namespaces, and apparently supports id-mapped mounts. Tools like podman allow for using id-mapped mounts via the idmap option to --mount, but there doesn't appear to be ...
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I deployed a basic cluster on two virtual machines (kvm) with one being designated as master with control plane on it using kubeadm init - everything sees to be starting correctly, but when I try to ...
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I need some help with ModSecurity logs in our Kubernetes environment. We have an ingress controller in place, and all traffic flows through it. I have enabled ModSecurity/Owasp using config maps, and ...
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I would want to find the per core usage statistics for my Kubernetes pod. In my Linux host/in the Kubernetes node, I use mpstat to find the statistics like below. In my case, I assign 2.5 CPUs to the ...
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I am trying to familiarize myself with Kubernetes internals so I started with a simple 1-node setup through nixos's roles. It, by default, installs flannel CNI plugin. The thing I wanted to do is ...
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I'm trying to deploy PgAdmin4 to Kubernetes. I have a custom config_local.py that contains an oauth2 client secret. I have the contents of config_local.py stored in Vault. Ideally, I'd have the ...
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I am a newbie in kubernetes, so I apologise if this turns out to be trivially documented elsewhere. It may be that I did not search the right terms. Say I have three pods in my cluster for three ...

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